St. Paul daily globe., 1887-04-17
BROKEN Up FAMILIES.
TWO wives Whose Husbands Have
Left Them and who Ask IA Legal
Separation,


Separation.
Dora Slower was married to Heinrich
Stover at Potsdam, Olnsted county, Mimi,
May Z, 1851. She now seeks divorce on
the grounds of deSertiOn. The plaintiff
alleges that she has never lived with nor
been, supported by the defendant since
Dee 10. 1881. She asks for decree al
lowing her 70 assume her maiden name.
and that she be granted alimony and the
custody of her fve-yearold son. George
{. Jetferes married his wife, Cora. Feb. Is.
1884. The former was % years old and the
latter II at the time Of the marriage. Ten
days after the ceremony George deserted
his better half and has neither lised with
nor provided for her since. She now files
suit for divorce Oh the grounds of deSer
lion.
THE SPECIAL TERN.
The following are the most important
cases brought up yesterday i'll the special
term and their disposition:
Helen Acklin against Ankin & Acklin. con-
tinued; the assignment of George b. White
horn, taken under advisement: st. Paul
Sleigh company against Gustaye Erickson,
continued; the assignment of s. y. Baldwin,
stricken from Calendar; Andrew Schetz
against John j. Stiefel ct al. submitted :
Thomas NJ. McCord against the Western
Union Telegraph company, submitted; St
Paul Roller Mill company against the Western
Union Telegraph company. sui mitted; the as
senment of Fred w. Sack, submitted; the
Chicago Lumber company against S. Z. Fol-
som, Jr., submitted; john Wann against
J. Schonfed continued; John Wann
against J. w. Fraiick ct al, continued; james
n. Quinn against }. G. Markoe. submitted;
BeI tina MikkleSon against Seimont MikkleSon,
continued: Walter Boyd against Lorenzo
nIf 1nh nni,
Bertha Theobald, stricken from calendar.
COURT NoTEi.
Oscar c. VOORHEES, of Huron, Oak, was
brought to st. Paul yesterday by Detective
u. }. O'COnnor, charge with obtaining 81 900
under false pretenSes from Graves Vinton,
loan agents, in the Drake block. He is al
Aege6 TO have secured the loan by represent
lng himself as Il. c. EoorhieS, and signing
mortgage and notes III that name. He denies
1he charge and has engaged E. S. Thompson
TO defend him.
The case of Harold Thomas against the st.
Paul Il Daluth RailrC al company has been
transferred from the Carleton district court
TO the Ramsey county court by stipulation of
tue attorneys. The plaintiff in this action
begins action to recover $4,000 damages
claimed to have been caused by the defend
ants employees at Moose Lake station April 5,
1856.
4. B. Wigus s. Co. have brought suit
be due them on real estate deal. The COM
rlaint says that the plaintiff agreed to sell a
certain pece Of property in Whitney &
Smiths addition, and that they were to re-
ceive all over S20,000 The p roperty sold for
ST.. 900 and the defendant refuses to keep the
contract
..ohn Lafoud and William Simpson, who
kuLeked down and robbed Otto P. johnson on
on Mississippi street Thursday night, had
hearing in the municipal court and were held
40 the grand jury in $1,000 bail, each, for
highway robbery.
Of ST Paul, Judge Simons has filed decision
in favor of the plaintiff. This is an old case,
Involving II small sum, brought to recover
money for an oTer-asseSsment Of property for
street purposes.
In the case of Sophia Miller against John
O'Conner, suit brought to recover S183. 81
on real estate transaction, an order over
ruling the demurrer to the complaint has
been filed.
A transcript of Judgment for SS4. 81 IN favor
of the plaintiff has been filed in the district
court in the case of Andrew Scoch against
Carl Pritt.
Hurd. seabright g. Co.have filed suit against
Philemon Cross to recover S25S 95 alleged to
BE due on a promissory note
Judge Wilkin has overruled the demurrer
in The case of Henry w. Bracket against
fendant to answer.
The trial of Frank Mead for the shooting of
Frank Farnsworth will begin Tomorrow. A
special venire OF fifty jurors has been sum-
moned for this trial.